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STATISTICS IN FOCUS
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
eurostat
1996 D 14
ISSN 1024-4263
May-June 1996 cattle population survey
Modest growth in the cattle population but meat supply on the market
would appear to have dropped by 5% as a result of culling
At Community level, the results of the cattle population survey reflect a
continuation of the trend observed for the past two years, even though the survey was
carried out at the height of the BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy) crisis. The dairy
herd continued to shrink slowly (- 0.8%) and the rearing of bull calves showed a further
decline (-2%) offset by the more extensive meat production resulting from greater
numbers of suckler cows (+1.8%). In overall terms, the cattle population increased
slightly (+0.7%). However, the supply of meat for human consumption appeared to have
dropped in 1996 by 5% in relation to 1995 as a result of the health measures designed to
remove from the food chain any animal likely to pass on the disease.
The cattle population survey of May-June
1996 was carried out between the sixth and the
fourteenth week following the outbreak of "mad
cow disease", at a point in time when beef and
veal consumption had already started to recover in
many countries after falls sometimes exceeding
30%.
Semi-annual evolution of the gross
indigenous production of cattle in the EU
16000
1000 head
The Community intervention measures
aimed at supporting demand via the public
purchase and storage of bovine carcases were
already in place. In the United Kingdom a start
had been made on implementing the slaughter
programmes for animals likely to be affected by
-or pass on - the disease, and the results of this
survey have to be seen in this context. The level of
livestock in this phase of the crisis represents a
snapshot view which perhaps reflects momentary
effects as much as underlying trends.
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However, it is worth noting that according
to the surveys carried out previously, the cattle
population at Union level stabilised in 1994
after a period of extended decline. In 1995, this
stabilisation was confirmed but there were no
signs of an increase in the Community herd.
Despite the scale of the crisis in the beef
and veal sector, the results of the survey of May
-June 1996 are pretty much in line with the
pattern of the previous surveys. Compared with
June 1995, total livestock numbers in the Union
rose slightly (+0.7%) while the number of
cows
remained almost stable. To comply with the
quota regulation the downward trend in dairy
cows continued compensating for the milk yield
increase. Meanwhile the herd of suckler cows
for extensive beef meat production is going up.
Less
bull calves
As
far as
animals for slaughter aged
under 2 years
(excluding calves) are concer
ned, the trends observed since 1994 continued.
This was the case both for male bovines, whose
number fell still further by some 270 000
(-2%) after a fall of 200 000 between June 1994
and June 1995, and for heifers for slaughter,
whose number dropped by a further 1%.
By contrast,
bovines for slaughter
aged over 2 years
increased fairly substantially
in number, with the number of both bulls and
bullocks rising by 4.6 and 5.5% respectively.
This therefore points to slaughter deferrals, with
certain breeders apparently preferring to
postpone the sale of animals for slaughter until
the market rates increased. It is worth noting the
increase in the number of calves
for slaughter (+4.4%), which
was almost entirely attributable
to Belgium and Germany, while
in the main calf-producing coun
tries (France, the Netherlands
and Italy) trends remained.
Country-specific overview
Livestock numbers rose most
sharply in
Ireland
(almost 4%),
with almost all categories
affected. This marked a continuation of the
uninterrupted growth of Ireland's bovine herd
from its 1988 level of 6.45 million to its current
level of 7.4 million. The sharp increase in
numbers in relation to December 1995
(+900.000 head of cattle) should not come as a
surprise, since this is a regular feature in this
country where extensive meat production means
that large numbers of animals are removed from
pasture in the autumn. In
Greece,
the trend is
inverse, since livestock - which barely exceeds
540 000 head of cattle - would once again
appear be in decline after a respite in 1995. This
trend is probably attributable to animal-health
problems (other than BSE) affecting certain
regions. Some ten years ago Greece's bovine
herd stood at approximately 800 000.
Other noteworthy trends include a very
substantial drop in the number of bull calves in
Belgium, Denmark, Germany
and the
Netherlands
and the development of an
export-flow from Denmark to Germany of calves no
longer fattened on the spot. It would seem that
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German breeders, like their Belgian
counterparts, are to some extent focusing on the
rearing of calves for slaughter, which would
explain the very pronounced increases in this
category (33% and 48% respectively). As
regards dairy cows, numbers fell in Belgium
(-5.3%) and the Netherlands (-3.5%), as well as
in the three countries which acceded to the
Union in 1995. In
Austria,
this trend (-4.8%)
was more than offset by an increase in the
number of suckler cows, so that today one in
four of Austria's cows is classed as a suckler
compared with one in ten at the time of
Austrian accession.
UK livestock deserves a special mention
due to the ban on beef and veal from the
United
Kingdom
and to the culling programmes set up
to eradicate the disease. One such programme
covers calves and the other adult bovines aged
over 30 months regarded as unsuitable for
consumption and destroyed after slaughter. Up
to the end of June, 240 000 animals were
affected by these measures. Since the
introduction of these programmes only really
took effect as from May, it was not possible to
make up all the delays in slaughter. This
explains the fairly marked increases in
livestock, particularly as regards animals for
slaughter aged over 2 years (+12%). It is also
probable that under normal circumstances the
number of dairy cows would have fallen further
as part of the decapitalization of the dairy herd
started in 1994.
Apparent drop of 5% in gross domestic
production of bovine animals in 1996
The current crisis in the bovine sector
makes production forecasting even more
difficult than usual. Bearing in mind livestock
levels and currently available statistics on
slaughtering, a fall of 5.5% in beef and veal
production at Community level (assessed in
terms of head of cattle) can be expected in
relation to 1995. In tonnage terms the fall will
probably be less pronounced, since the
anticipated drop is likely to affect calves more
than adult bovines (-8.1% and -4.8%
respecti-vely). Also, since slaughtering was subject to
many deferrals at the height of the crisis, the
final weight of animals slaughtered was higher
(possibly up to 4 kg for adult bovines.
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Carcasse weigh of adult cattle I
Hirostat I
290
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
Overall, the drop in production would
seem to amount to 1.6 million head of cattle, of
which 1.4 million for the United Kingdom
alone. It should also be noted that in no other
country of the Union is the fall likely to exceed
3%, while in some countries an increase is
expected. Falls in, production of between 2 and
3% are anticipated in Ireland, Italy, Portugal
and Sweden, while in Germany and the
Netherlands a fall of between 1 and 2% is
expected. In Belgium and Austria the
indica-tions are that there will be an increase of about
6%. Elsewhere the results are likely to show
that production has remained stable overall,
al-though no recent estimate for Spain is available.
1997 looks set to see a stabilisation of
beef meat production in most of the countries.
The decrease of -1.2% in terms of head at EU
level might be offset by a further increase of
carcasse weights. As in 1996 the production of
1997 for human consumption is likely to be
down some 5% on 1985 level. At the same
time, the large-scale health-related culling
programmes, which are not included in
production accounting since they are outside the
food chain, are likely to continue.
Methodology
In Spain
the collected data have not yet
been
completely processed and the final results of the survey
might be different. Furthermore no estimation of the
cattle GIP is available for Spain at the moment.
RINDERBESTAND IM MAI-JUNI
1000 STÜCK
BOVINE LIVESTOCK IN MA Y-JUNE
1000 HEAD
Version 30 oct 1996
EFFECTIFS BOVINS EN MAI-JUIN
1000 TETES
EUR 15 EUR 12 Β DK GR IRL NL FIN UK
1 INSGESAMT (Büffel einbegriffen) TOTAL (buffaloes included)
1995 1996
% 96/95
1995
1996
% 96/95
1995
1996
% 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996
% 96/95
1995 1996
% 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996
% 96795
86553 81282 87115* 81822*
0.7 * 0.7 *
1.1 R i n d e r v o n w e n i g e r
2 5 6 0 5 2 3 9 2 5 2 5 7 5 7 * 2 4 0 6 3 *
0.6 * 0.6 *
1.1.1 Schiachkälber
3835 3 5 0 2 4 0 0 5 * 3 6 5 8 *
4.4 * 4.4 *
1.1.2 A n d e r e m ä n n l i c h e 9677 9096 9549 ! 8975 !
-1.3 ! -1.3 !
1.1.3 Andere weibliche
12094 1 1 3 2 7 12204 * 11431 *
0.9 * 0.9 * 3 2 8 6 3 3 0 3 *
0.5 *
als 1 jähr 1043 1091 *
4.6 *
171
2 2 6 *
32.6 *
334
326 *
-2.3 *
538
5 3 9 *
0.1
2.2 Rinder v o n 1 bis unter 2 Jahren 18656 17362
18726 * 17428 *
0.4 * 0.4 *
2.2.1 Männliche 7094 6536 6955 * 6408 *
-2.0 * -2.0 *
699
699 *
-0.1 *
225
204 *
-9.3 *
2.2.2 Weibliche Schlachttiere 2211 2 1 3 2
2 1 9 4 * 2 1 1 6 *
-0.7 * -0.7 *
2.2.3 A n d e r e weibliche 9351 8 6 9 4 9 5 7 7 * 8 9 0 4 *
2.4 * 2.4 *
65
70 *
8.2 *
410
425 *
3.7 * 2 0 8 9 2 0 5 3 *
-1.7 *
755
735 * -2.6 *
6
6 *
0.0 *
336
3 0 8 *
-8.3 *
413
421 *
1.9
405
383 *
-5.4 *
52
30 *
-42.3 *
14
14 *
0.0 *
339
3 3 9 *
0.0 * 16098 15965 *
-0.8 *
5216
5152 * -1.2 *
153
227 *
47.8 *
2390
2278 *
-4.7 *
2 6 7 3 2 6 4 7 *
-1.0
3 8 1 8 3 7 7 3 *
-1.2 *
1523
1467 * -3.6 *
266
272 * 2.2 *
2 0 2 9 2 0 3 4 *
0.2 *
573
546 *
-4.7 *
182
159 * -Í2.6 *
60
60 *
0.0 *
61
46 * -24.6 *
61
53*
-13.1
87
89 *
2.3 *
48
48 *
0.0 *
6
8 *
33.3 *
33
33 *
0.0 * 5724 5811
1.5 !
1782
1844 3.5 .'
1214 1248 2.8 !
155
155
0.1 !
414
441 ! 6.6 /
2 1 2 4 2 7 1 2 2 2 1 3 9 4 * 7 4 0 3 *
0.7 * 3.9 *
7 2 0 7 7 3 6 3 *
2.2 *
Bovines less than 1 year old
5694 1748 * 5749 * 1848 *
1.0 * 5.7 *
Calves for slaughte 819 0 806 * 0 *
-1.6 * 0.0 *
Other male 2 0 5 2 9 1 0 2 0 7 7 * 9 6 3 *
1.2 * 5.8 * Other female 2 8 2 3 8 3 8 2 8 6 6 * 885 *
1.5 5.5
2 1 8 0 2 2 1 5 *
Í.6 *
r
330
342 *
3.6 *
934
947 * 1.4 *
916
9 2 6 * 1.1
Bovines aged between 1 and 2 years
631
641 ! 1.6 !
109
109 ! 0.4 !
41
41 ! 0.5 ;
481
491 ! 2.0 !
4244 1750 4198 * 1810 *
-1.1 * 3.5 *
Males
1459 995
1364 * 1035 * -6.5 * 4.0 *
1571 1639 *
4.3 *
708
753 * 6.4 *
Female for slaughter 326 380 324 * 369 *
-0.6 * -2.8 * Other female 2459 374 2510 * 406 *
2.1 * 8.4 *
154
157 * 1.9 *
709
7 2 9 * 2.8 *
214
2 1 7 * 1.4 *
58
59 * 2.2 *
2
2 * 3.3 *
21
21 *
3.2 *
35
36*
1.6
48
49 * 1.4 *
15
16 * 5.6 *
4
3 * -19.2 *
29
30 * 2.0 *
4657 4552 *
-2.3 *
1656 1642 *
-0.8 *
669
678 * 1.3 *
233
205 * -12.0 *
754
7 5 9 *
0.7
953
917 * -3.8 *
203
177 * -12.8 *
67
60 * -10.4 *
683
680 * -0.4 *
2 3 1 8 2 3 2 0
0.1
702
691
-1.6
59
58
-1.9
319
308
-3.4
323
324
0.3
556
555
-0.1
262
254
-3.1
33
33
-0.5
261
269
2.8
1337 !
375
63
157
156 !
232
112 !
25 !
96 !
TOTAL (buffles compris) 1150 1802 11733 1151 * 1782 * 11911 *
0.0 * -1.1 * 1.5 *
Bovins de m o i n s d'un an
423 555 3236
425 * 535 * 3235 * 0.4 * -3.5 * 0.0 *
Veaux de boucherie
248 25 16
248 * 23 * 16 * -0.1 * -9.2 * 0.0 *
Autres mâles
3 259 1514
3 * 230 * 1526 ! 6.9 * -11.1 * 0.8 !
Autres femelles
172 271 1706
1 7 4 * 2 8 3 * 1694 * 0.9 4.2 -0.7 *
Bovins de moins de 2 ans
273 465 2924
275 * 472 * 2993 * 0.7 * 1.6 * 2.4 *
106
106 *
-0.2 *
190
177 *
-6.8 *
Mâles
1087
1104 *
1.6 *
Femelles de boucherie
19 27 785
19 * 18 * 782 * -1.0 * -32.6 * -0.4 *
148
150 1 6
Autres femelles 248 1052 277 * 1107 * 11.7 * 5.2 *
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
EUR 15 EUR 12 DK GR IRL NL FIN UK
1.3 Rinder von 2 Jahren und darüber Bovines of 2 years and over 1995
1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
• VORLÄUFK -: NICHT VEF ! EUROSTAT
42251 39955 42590 * 40289 *
0.8 * 0.8 *
1.3.1 Männliche 2302 2251 2409 * 2355 *
4.6 * 4.6 *
1.3.2 Färsen 6046 5780 6246 * 5972 *
3.3 * 3.3 * 1544 1513 *
-2.0 *
50 49 * -2.3 *
319 326 * 2.3 *
1.3.2.1 Färsen z u m schlachten
999 985
1055 * 1040 * 5,5 * 5.5 *
1.3.2.2 A n d e r e Färsen 5046 4795 5191 * 4932 *
2.9 * 2.9 *
1.3.3 Kühe
33903 31923 33936 * 31961 *
0.1 * 0.1 *
1.3.3.1 Milchkühe 22264 20654 22089 * 20492 *
-0.8 * -0.8 *
1.3.3.2 Andere Kühe 11639 11269 1 1 8 4 6 * 1 1 4 7 0 *
1.8 * 1.8 *
3E ODER GESCHÄTZTE ANGABE FÜGBAR
SCHÄTZUNG
82 79 * -4.4 *
237 248 *
4.6 *
1175 1138 *
-3.2 *
673 637 * -5.3 *
503 501 * -0.3 *
929 935 * 0.6 *
9 9 * 0.0 *
96 92 * -4.2 *
6 6 * 0.0 *
90 86 * -4.4 *
824 834 *
1.2 *
702 712 *
1.4 *
122 122 * 0.0 *
7064 7040 *
-0.3 *
176 168 * -4.2 *
993 998 *
0.5 *
59 67 * 14.4 *
934 930 * -0.4 *
5896 5874 *
-0.4 *
5233 5194 *
-0.7 *
663 680 *
2.6 * 304 298 * -2.0 *
6 7 * 76.7 *
19 18 * -5.3 *
0 2 * 0.0 *
19 16 * -75.8 *
279 273 * -2.2 *
180 177 * -1.7 *
99 96 * -3.0 *
3310 3326 0.5 /
99 99 ! 0.3 !
173 177 ! 2.8 !
6 9 ! 34.9 !
166 169 !
1.6 !
3039 3050 !
0.4 !
1247 1285 !
3.1 !
1793 1765 !
-1.5 !
11304 11447 *
1.3 *
592 611 *
3.2 *
2176 2276 *
4.6 * 3624 3745 *
3.3 *
Male 768 800 * 4.1 *
Heifers 534 537 *
0.7 * 3416 3467 *
7.5 *
85 95 * 77.δ *
465 471 *
7.3 *
Heifers for slaughter 330
345 * 4.5 *
212 208 * -7.8 *
Other heifers 1846
1931 * 4.6 *
8536 8560 *
0.3 *
4389 4337 *
-1.2 * 322 329 * 2.3 *
Cows 2323 2408 *
3.7 *
Dairy 1298 1317 *
1.4 *
Other cows 4147
4223 * 7.8 *
1025 1091 *
6.5 * 30 32 * 6.7 *
435 439 *
0.9 *
2866 2901 * ■ 7.2 *
2150 2180 *
1.4 *
716 721 *
0.7 *
* PROVISIONAL OR ESTIMATED DATA -:NON AVAILABLE
! ESTIMATED BY EUROSTAT
108 109 *
7.0 *
5 5 * 2.4 *
24 25 * 3.5 *
3 3 * 11.6 *
21 22 * 2.5 *
80 80 * 0.7 *
49 48 * -2.2 *
31 32 * 3.8 *
2048 1993 *
-2.7 *
20 20 * 0.0 *
173 179 * 3.5 *
48 54 * 72.5 *
125 125 *
0.0 *
1855 1794 *
-3.3 *
1764 1702 *
-3.5 *
91 92 * 7.7 *
1061 1074 7.3
26 28 9.3
132 136 3.0
6 6 9.3
127 130 2.7
902 910 0.8
725 690 -4.8
178 220 23.6
730 !
32 !
54 !
9 !
45 !
644
368
276 !
Bovins de 2 ans et plus
454
782
5573
451 *
774 *
5683 *
-0.7 * -1.0 * 2.0 *
Males
1995
1996
% 96/95
3 5 * 67.3 *
23 24 * 4.3 *
22 19 * -73.6 *
110 122 * 70.9 *
411 461 * 72.2 *
Génisses 755 808 *
7.0 *
Génisses de boucherie 1
2 * 53.8 *
22 22 * 1.4 *
428 422 * -1.4 *
399 391 * -2.0 *
29 31 * 6.5 *
7 5 * -37.4 *
Autres 103 117 * 73.8 *
650 633 * -2.6 *
200 227 * 73.5 *
génisses 555 581 * 4.7 *
Vaches 4407 4414 *
0.2 *
Vaches laitières 487
468 * -3.9 *
2602 2587 *
-0.6 *
Autres vaches 163
165 * 7.2 *
1805 1827 *
7.2 * 1995 1996 % 96Æ5
1995 1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96795
1995 1996 % 96/95
1995 1996 % 96/95
• DONNEE PROVISOIRE OU ESTIMEE -: NON DISPONIBLE
! ESTIMATION EUROSTAT
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BRUTTOBGENERZEUGUNG AN RINDERN
GROSS INDIGENOUS PRODUCTION OF CATTLE
1000 HEAD
Version 30 oct 1996
PRODUCTION INDIGENE BRUTE DE BOVINS
1000 TETES
1 06
7-12 1995
1 06
7-12 1996
% 1-06
%7-12 %96/95
1 06 7-12 1997
% 1-06 %7-12
%97/96
1 06 7-12 1995
1 06 7-12 1996
% 1-06 "A7-12 'Λ96/95
1 06
7-12 1997
% 1-06 % 7-12 %97/96
EUR 15 EUR12
1 INSGESAMT
14479 " 15327" 29806 *
13484 ! 14697 I 28181 I
-6.9 .' -4.7 ! -5.5
13219 ! 14384 ! 27602 I
-0.2 ! -2.1 ! -1.2
1.1 Kälber
2991 * 3102* 6093*
2767 I 2832 5598 !
-7.5 !
-8.7 / -8.1
2725 2822 5547 I
-7.5 -0.3 -0.9 I
13676* 14459 * 28134 *
12734 ! 13865 !
26599 I
-6.9 ! -4.1 ! -5.5
12481 ! 13571 ! 26051 I
-0.2 ! -2.1 !
-1.2 2883* 2991 5874 2667 2731 5397 !
-7.5 -8.7 -8.1
2626 ! 2721 5348 I
-1.5 .' -0.3 ! -0.9
Β
516 6 2 5 * 1141 *
601 * 6 0 5 * 1206*
16.5 -3.2 5.7
5 7 5 * 5 9 9 * 1174* -4.3 -1.0 -2.7 170 205 375
2 1 5 * 2 0 8 * 423
26.5 Í.5 72.8
212 2 1 4 *
426* -1.4 2.9 0.7* DK 395 383 778 371 4 0 6 *
7 7 7 *
-6.7 6.0 -0.1
3 8 2 * 391 * 7 7 3 *
3.0 -3.7 -0.5 43 40 83 47 4 6 * 93
9.3
15.0 12.0
47 4 8 * 9 5 *
0.0 4.3 2.2" D 2544 2817* 5361 * 2525* 2755* 5280* -0.7 -2.2 -f.5 2545* 2715* 5260* 0.8 -7.5 -0.4
3 6 3 " 334 697
370* 3 6 5 " 735 7.9 9.3 5.5 385 375" 760" 4.7 2.7 3.4'
GR E
137* 918 1 5 2 * 1041 289 * 1959
135 - : 155 - :
290 - :
-7.5 7.6 0.2
136 * - :
152* - :
288 * - :
0.6 -7.4
-0.4
26 7
30 6
56 13
21 - :
29
50 - :
-79.2 -2.0
■10.0
21 2 9 * 5 0 *
0.0 0.0
0.0"
-F 3520 3749 7269 3474* 3800* 7274* -7.3 1.4 0.1 3457* 3790* 7247* -0.5 -0.3 -0.4 1289 1404 2693
1211 * 1405" 2616 -6.0 0.1 ■2.9 1176 1394' 2570' -2.9 -0.8 -1.8' IRL TOTAL 922
9 4 9 * 1871 *
8 1 5 " 1002* 1817*
-17.6 5.6 -2.9
8 7 2 * 1012* 1884* 7.0 1.0 3.7 Calves 46 5 51
1 8 ' 5 · 23 -60.9 0.0 -54.9 45 10" 55" 150.0 100.0 139.1 '
I 1739 1580 3319 1524 1714 3238 -12.4 8.5 -2.4 1580* 1557* 3137* 3.7 -9.2 -3.1 293 130 423 250 142 392 -74.7 9.2 -7.3 270 135" 405" 8.0 -4.9 3.3 L 12 15 * 2 7 *
1 2 * 15* 2 7 *
0.0 0.0 0.0
1 2 * 1 5 * 2 7 *
0.0 0.0 0.0 1 1 2
1 · 1 · 2
0.0 0.0 0.0
1
1 " 2" 0.0 0.0 0.0 NL 913 1024 1938
9 2 9 * 982 " 1911 *
1.7 -4.1
-1.4
9 0 4 * 9 7 5 * 1879* -2.7 -0.7 -1.7 410 481 891 413* 4 5 3 ' 866
0.6 -5.8 -2.9
410 4 4 5 ' 855" -0.6 -1.8 -1.2 A 360 384 743 385 4 0 5 * 7 9 0 *
7.2 5.6 6.4
3 8 2 * 3 8 8 *
7 7 0 *
-0.9 -4.2 -2.6 88 89 177 85 9 0 " 175 -3.0 1.0 -1.0 85 85 1 7 0 '
-0.5 -5.6 -3.1
Ρ
178* 2 0 7 * 385*
171 * 2 0 5 * 376*
-3.9 -1.0 -2.3
175* 2 0 9 * 3 8 4 *
2.3 2.0 2.1
3 0 · 40 70
3 5 ·
4 4 ' 79
Í6.7 70.0 12.9
34 4 3 ' 7 7 '
-2.9 -2.3 -2.5 FIN 183 214 396 191 * 2 0 7 * 3 9 7 *
4.5 -3.3 0.3
191 * 2 0 2 * 3 9 3 *
-0.1 -2.1 -1.1 5 7 11 6 ' 8 ' 14 22.9 75.2 18.4 7 8 15 10.2 7.9 8.9 S 261 271 532
2 4 8 * 2 7 3 *
5 2 1 *
-5.0 0.7 -2.1
2 5 4 * 2 7 0 * 524* 2.4 -7.Í 0.6 15 15 30
1 5 ' 1 5 ' 30 0.0 0.0 0.0 15 14 29 0.0 -6.7 -3.3 UK TOTAL 1881 1917 3798
1252 I 1152 I 2404 I
-33.4 ; -39.9 !
-36.7
1142 I 1205 ! 2348 I
-8.8 !
4.6 !
-2.3
Veaux
206 315 521
74 ! 15 I 89 !
-64.1 -95.2
-83.0
11 ! 15 ! 26 1
-85.7 !
0.0 ! -70.7 !
1 06
7-12 1995
1 06 7-12 1996
% Í-06 %7-12 %96/95 1 06 7-12 1997 %1-06 %7-12 'Á97/96
1 06 7-12 1995
1 06
7-12 1996
% 1 - 0 6
"A7-12
%96/95
1 06 7-12 1997
1-6 7-12 1995 1-6 7-12 1996
% 1-06 % 7-12 %96/95
1-6 7-12 1997
% 1-6 % 7-12 V. 97/96 1-6 7-12 1995 1-6 7-12 1996
% 1-06 % 7-12 'Λ96/95
1-6 7-12 1997
% 1-6 % 7-12 ·/. 97/96
■ V/fìIJI ΔΙ IF I d i VUM l.M\.iΓ ΙΟΙ
- NICHT VERF ! EUROSTAT E
EUR 15 EUR12
1.2 Grossrinder
11488 ' 12225 * 23713 *
10717 I 11866 ! 22583 I
-6.7 I -2.9 I -4.8 I
10494 I 11561 I
22055 1
0.2 1 -2.6 1 ■1.3 I
10793 11468 22260
10067 I 11134 I 21202 I
-6.7 ! -2.9 ! -4.8 I
9854 ! 10849 I 20703 l
0.2 ! -2.6 ! -1.3 I
1.2.1 Färsen
2184 * 2243 * 4427 *
1964 ! 2242 ! 4206 1
-10.1 ! 0.0 ! -5.0 1
1808 ! 2254 ! 4062 1
4.3 ! 0.6 ! 2.3 1
Kühe. Dullen
2088 2142 4230
1877 ! 2141 ! 4019 I
-10.1 ! 0.0 ! -5.0 1
1728 ! 2153 ! 3881 I
4.3 .' 0.6 ! 2.3 !
und Ochsen:
n O F I l r . F ^ P H A T Ï T C AMICAMI!
UGDAR CHATZUNG Β 3-16 420 766
386 * 397 " 783
11.6 •5.5 2.2
363 385 * 748 "
-6.0 *
-3.0 · -4.5 *
34 40 * 74 *
33 * 33 * 66 *
-2.9 * -77.5 * -10.8 * 33 * 33 · 66 *
0.0 * 0.0 * 0.0 *
Beile 8 DK 352 343 695 324 360 · 684
-8.0 5.0
-1.6
335 343 * 678 *
3.4 ' -4.7 " -0.9 *
33 23 56
27 30 * 57 *
-7S.2 30.4 *
1.8 " 30 * 27 " 57 *
11.1 ' -10.0 ' 0.0 '
D
2181 2483 4664
2155 * 2390 ' 4545
-1.2 -3.7 -2.6
2160 2340 ' 4500 *
0.2 * -2.7 " -1.0 *
335 401 * 736 *
345 * 390 * 735 *
3.0 * -2.7 * ■0.1 '
360 * 400 * 760 *
4.3 * 2.6 * 3.4 *
GR
111 * 122 233 114 125 239 2.7 2.5 2.6 115 123 " 238 *
0.7 * -1.7 * -0.5 *
15 * 15 * 30 *
15 17 32
-7.3 * 75.3 * 7.0 *
15 " 14 * 29 *
0.0 * -17.3 * -9.3 *
E 911 '1035 1946
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- :
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284 307 591;
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-:
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Adult cattle
2232 2345 4576
2263 " 2395 " 4658
1.4 2.1 1.8
2281 2396 · 4677 "
0.8 * 0.0 * 0.4 *
334 351 685
349 * 393 * 742 *
4.4 ' 12.0 ' 8.3 *
347 * 404 * 751 *
-0.6 * 2.8 * 1.2 *
876 944 1820
797 " 997 * 1794
-9 0 5.6 -1.4
827 1002 * 1829 "
3.8 -0.5 *
2.0 *
Heifers
261 268 * 529 *
212 * 260 * 472 *
-18.8 ' -3.0 * -10.8 *
230 ' 260 * 490 *
8.5 * 0.0 * 3.8 *
I 1446 1450 2896 1274 1572 2846 -11.9 8.4 -1.7 1310 1422 * 2732 "
2.8 · -9.5
■4.0 *
247 201 448 196 225 421 -20.6 11.9 -6.0
200 * 200 * 400 *
2.0 * -11.1 * -5.0 *
Cows, bulls and bullocks: page Β
' PROVISIONAL OR E S T I MÛ T F n ΓΊΔΤΔ
-:NON AVAILABLE I ESTIMATED BY EUROSTAT
L 11 14 25 11 " 14 ' 25 0.0 0.0 0.0 11 14 ' 25 " 00 '
o.o ·
0.0 *
3 4 * 7 * 3 * 4 * 7 * 0.0 " 0.0 ' 0.0 ' 3 · Λ ' 7 * 0.0 ' 0.0 * 0.0 * NL 503 543 1047 516 * 529 ' 1045 2 6 -2 6 -0.1 494 530
-1024 ' -4.3 * 02 * -2.0 * 44 44 88
41 * 44 *
85 *
-6.6 * -0.5 * -3.5 '
42 " 45 ·
87 " 7.7 " 2.3 * 2.0 * A 272 294 566 300 315 * 615 105 7.0 8.7 297 303 ' 600 " -to · -3.8 ' -2.4 * 45 47 93 51 55 *
106 *
13.2 15.8 ·
14.5 *
52 ' 55 '
107 *
f.3 ' 0.0 ' 0.6 ' Ρ 148 * 167 315 136 " 161 * 297 -8.1 -3.6 -5.7 141 166 * 307 " 3.7 * 3. J " 3.4 * 26 * 25 * 51 * 24 * 24 *
48 *
■7.7 '
-4.0 * -5.9 *
25 ' 25 * 50 '
4.2 ' 4.2 ·
4.2 '
FIN
178 207 385
185 " 199 " 384
4.1 -3.9 -0.2
184 194 ' 378 "
-0.4 * -2.5 " -1.5 "
24 28 52
25 * 27 * 52 *
4.6 * -5.3 *
-0.8 *
24 ' 26 · 50 "
-2.8 ' -3.7 ' -3.3 '
S
G
246 256
502
233 " 258 " 491
-5.3 0 8 -2.2
239
256 ' 495 "
2.6 · -0.8 ·
0.8 *
27 25 52
26 * 26 " 52 *
-3.7 *
4.0 "
0.0 '
26 ' 26 ' 52 "
0.0 ' 0.0 · 0.0 '
UK
ros bovins
1676 1602
3277
1179 ! 1137 ! 2315 !
-29.7 ! -29.0 !
-29.4 !
1131 ! 1190 ! 2322 I
-4.0 i 4.7 !
0.3 I
Génisses
471
463 934
361 I
407 !
768 I -23.3 /
■12.1 !
-17.8 I
394 ! 427 !
821 I
9.1 ! 4.8 ! 6.9 1
Vaches, taureaux et boeufs: page 8
!
DONNEE PROVISOIRE OU PRTIMPP : NON DISPORR' F
ESTIMATION EUROSTAT
1-6 7-12 1995 1-6 7-12 1996
% 1-06 % 7-12 %96/95
1-6 7-12 1997
% 7-6 % 7-72 '/. 97/96
1 06 7-12 1995 1 06 7-12 1996
% 1-06 % 7-12 'Á96/95
1 06
7-12
1997
% 1-06 % 7-12 %97/96
BRUTTOBGENERZEUGUNG
AN RINDERN
1000 S T Ü C K
1-6 7-12
1995
1-6 7-121996
% 7-06
% 7-72
'Λ96/95
1-6
7-12 1997
% Í - 6
% 7-12
% 97/96
GROSS INDIGENOUS PRODUCTION OF CATTLE
1000 H E A D EUR 15 EUR12 Β DK
1.2.2 K ü h e
3626 * 3875 " 7501 * 3450 I 3460 I 6910 I
-4 9 I -10.7 I -7.9 I
3290 I 3451 I 6741 I
-4.6 !
-0 3 I
-2.4 I
3414 ' 3602 * 7 0 1 6 "
3248 I 3216 I 6464 !
-4 9 I -10.7 1 -7.9 1
3097 1 3208 1 6305 1
-4.6 ! -0.3 !
-2.5 1 159 187 * 346 " 193 ' 163 * 356 * 21.4 · -12 Β ' 2.9 * 160 · 166 * 326 " -77.1 1.8 -8.4 " 138 149 287 131 158 ' 289 " -5,1 6.0 · 0.7 " 140 * 157 ' 2 9 7 *
6 3 -0,6 2.8 " 759 849 1608 800 825 1625 54 -2 8 1.1 820 820 1640 2.5 -0.6 0.9 GR 16 18 34 16 17 33 0.6
- 3 9
-1.8 16 17 33 0.0 0.0 0.0
Version 30 oct 1996
PRODUCTION INDIGENE BRUTE DE BOVINS
1000 T E T E S
IRL I NL FIN
Cows 187 212 398
.
-.
-.
929 912 1841 938 " 931 * 1869 " 1.0* 2.1 * 1.5'9 4 6 " 946 * 1 8 9 2 *
0.9 7.6 1.2* 170 167 337 139 186 325 -18.2 11 4 -3.6 151 181 332 8.6 -2.7 2.2 325 341 666 294 347 641 •9.5
1 8 -3.8
315 ' 3 5 2 '
667 '
7.1 1.4 ' 4.1 '
3 5 · 8 ' 3 ' 5 ■ 8 ' 0.0 '
o.o
·
0.0 "
3 · 5
-8 " 0.0 0.0 0.0 * 313 344 657 318 ' 330 * 648 " 1.3 ' -4.0 · -1.5 *
3 1 2 * 330 ' 6 4 2 *
-1 8
0.0 -0.9* 65 75 139 78 85 * 1 6 3 *
21.0 13.8 ' 17.1 *
8 0 * 83*
1 6 3 *
2.4
-2.4
-0.1 *
26 *
2 5 "
51 "
2 3 "
24 '
4 7 *
- 1 1 5 ' -4.0 * -7.8"
24 *
2 5 " 4 9 "
4.3 4.2 4.3" 56 81 137 6 2 *
75 * 1 3 7 *
10.5 *
-6 9 * 0.2*
63 * 73 " 1 3 7 *
2.3 -2 9 -0.6" 92 117 209 87 " 124 ' 211 * -5.4 * 6.0 · 1.0* 91 · 1 2 3 " 2 1 4 "
4.6 -0.8
1.4*
UKVaches
389 393 782 191 !0 I 191 I
1 06 7-12
1995
1 06 7-121996
-51.0 !
%
1-06
0 0 I % 7-12
-75.6 I % 9 6 / 9 5
0.0 ! 0.0 !
0.0 I
0 I 0 ! 0 I
1 0 6 7-12
1997
% 1-06 % 7-12
%97/96
Bullen und Ochsen
Bulls and bullocks
Taureaux et boeufs
1-6 7-12
1995
1-6 7-12 1996% 1-06 % 7-12 'Λ96/95
1-6
7-12 1997
% 1-6 % 7-12 % 97/96
5678 · 6107 ' 11785 " 5303 I 6164 I 11467 I
-6 6 I 0 9 I -2.7 I
5397 I 5856 ! 11253 I
(.8 ! -5 0 I -7.9 I
5291 ' 5724 · 11015 * 4942 I 5777 I 10719 I
■6 6 I 0.9 I -2.7 I
5029 I 5488 I 10518 I
1.8 ! -5 0 !
-1.9 I 153 193 ' 346 " 160 ' 201 * 361 " 4.6 ' 4.1 * 4.3 * 170 " 186 * 356 *
6.3
-75 -1.4* 181 171 352 166 172 * 338 ' -8 30 6 '
-4.0*
165 * 159 * 3 2 4 "
-0.6 -7.6 -4.1 " 1087 1233 2320 1010 1175 2185 -7.1 •4.7 -5.8 980 1120 2100 -3.0 -4.7 -3.9 80 89 169 83 91 174 3.9 1.7 2.7 84 91 175 1.0 1.0 1.0 440 516 957
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969 1081 2050 976 * 1071 * 2047 * 0.7 " -1.0 * -0.2 * 988 * 1 0 4 6 " 2 0 3 4 *Í.2 -2.3
-0.6 *
445
5 0 9 " 9 5 4 *
446 * 551 " 997 * 0.2 ' 8.3 * 4.5 * 446 ' 561 * 1007 *
0 0
1.8 1.0* 874 908 1782 784 1000 17B4 -10.3 10.1 0.1 795 870 1665 1.4 -13.0 -6.7 5
5 '
10 '
5 ' 5 ' 10 '
0.0 ' 0.0 ' 0.0 '
5 '
5 ' 10 '
00 00 0.0' 146 155 301
157 ' 155 ' 3 1 2 '
B0 -0.2 3.8 '
140
155 2 9 5 '
-11.0 0.0 -5.5 162 172 334 171 175 * 346 * 5 5 1.6 · 3.5 ' 165 " 165 * 330 * -3.3 -5.7 -4.5* 96 ' 117* 213* 89 ' 113 * 202 * -7.3 * -3.4 * -5.2* 92 * 116 ' 208 " 3.4 2.7 3.0* 98 98 195 98 * 97 * 195 * 0.2 '
-0 9 *
-0.4 "
97 "
9 5 '
1 9 2 "
-7.5 -Í.8 -1.6* 127 114 241 120 ' 108 ' 228 "
-5 5 * -5.3 ' -5.4* 122 * 107 * 229 * 1.7 -0.9 0.4* 816 745 1561
627 I 730 I 1357 l
-23.1 ! -2.1 ! -13.1 I
737 ! 763 ! 1501 I
17.6 ; 4.6.' 10.6 I 1 06 7-12
1995
1 06 7-12 1996% 1-06 % 7-12 %96/95
1 06 7-12
1997
% 1-06 % 7-12 %97/96
• VORLAUFIGE ODER GESCHÄTZTE ANGABE . NICHT VERFÜGBAR
I EUROSTAT SCHÄTZUNG
• PROVISIONAL OR ESTIMATED DATA -:NON AVAILABLE
I ESTIMATED BY EUROSTAT
• DONNEE PROVISOIRE OU ESTIMEE -: NON DISPONIBLE
! ESTIMATION EUROSTAT
